Subject | [firebird-support] Re: delphi and firebird, instruction with... do (off topic) |
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Author | Maya Opperman |
Post date | 2006-05-15T15:31:37Z |
This is a bit off topic (strictly Delphi syntax actually) but to help
you out quickly, this is not what a WITH statement is for.
will be used.
WITH statements (especially with 2 references) is generally dangerous as
you are never sure which object (if any) is actually being used just by
glancing at the code.
Suggest you rather write a sub-routine to save on the duplicated code,
eg
UpdateDataset(IBDataset1, Dataset);
UpdateDataset(IBDataset2, Dataset);
Maya
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you out quickly, this is not what a WITH statement is for.
>>with ibdataset1, ibdataset2 do end;If the 2 objects have the same property name, then only the 2nd object
will be used.
WITH statements (especially with 2 references) is generally dangerous as
you are never sure which object (if any) is actually being used just by
glancing at the code.
Suggest you rather write a sub-routine to save on the duplicated code,
eg
UpdateDataset(IBDataset1, Dataset);
UpdateDataset(IBDataset2, Dataset);
Maya
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